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What is the primary goal of Mission Karmayogi?

ATo create a more competent and ethical civil service in India.

BTo reduce the number of civil servants in India.

CTo automate all government processes.

DTo increase the salaries of civil servants.

Answer:

A. To create a more competent and ethical civil service in India.

Read Explanation:

Mission Karmayogi is India's National Programme for Civil Services Capacity Building (NPCSCB).

Its primary goal is to transform the Indian civil service into a competent, future-ready, and citizen-centric workforce.

This is achieved by shifting the focus from "rules-based" to "roles-based" training, enhancing the civil servants' attitude, skills, and knowledge, and using the digital iGOT-Karmayogi platform for continuous, on-demand learning. The ultimate aim is to improve public service delivery and governance.

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